Toolkit
Tools & frameworks
Hover or focus a slice
Research
Pinelands environmental data science
Independent research applying environmental data science to the New Jersey Pinelands.
This independent research project explores environmental patterns in the Pinelands through data analysis, combining spatial and statistical methods to find actionable findings to protect my local ecosystem. This was done with help from the Pinelands Alliance and local politicians.
See the full report here.
Selected work
Projects built for solutions
- View Bashd01
Bashd
11 starsBulk file ops without leaving the CLI.
Scripts that streamline file management from the command line - rename, organize, and analyze at scale for sysadmin and data work.
- Bash
- CLI
- Sysadmin
- View MediTrack02
MediTrack
0 starsLive flight monitor for PD / EMS / FD.
A live flight monitor built for public safety context - tracking relevant aircraft activity for PD, EMS, and fire departments.
- Python
- View OpenReader03
OpenReader
19 starsA lighter launcher for Kindle e-readers.
A lightweight alternative launcher for Kindle devices - focused on speed, clarity, and getting back to reading.
- Shell
- Kindle
- View tuxagotchi04
tuxagotchi
207 starsFeed Tux in your terminal by shipping code.
A CLI companion that encourages you to keep up with your projects. Push to GitHub and “feed” Tux - productivity with a TUI personality.
- Python
- TUI
- Git
Blog
Notes & essays
Writing on programming, process, and the long road back to building.
- 01
February 2024
A Return to Programming
On February 10, 2024, I decided to revisit programming every day until I couldn’t anymore. Over two years later, I’m still here — this essay traces that return.
Read post
About
Open source from the East Coast
Based on the East Coast. I build things that work for you, not the other way around. Software made for users, by a user. I strive for clean, scalable software built for solutions.
If something here helps you, you can buy me a coffee.
Ethos
Why I build
Jack of all trades, master of none. I've lived my life constantly curious - always seeking to learn how things and people work. I work across many different domains and mediums, often combining deep technical knowledge with creative elements. I still remember a time when technology felt fun and exciting, and I strive to carry that in my projects and work. I'm user-first, design-oriented, and always curious. I build things that have real value, that people can feel good about using.